Continuing Learning Activities

Here is an editable Continuing Learning Activities that you can use for virtual school. We are in uncharted territories in the state of Georgia. The school has been canceled for two weeks. We are moving towards a digital continuous learning activities model for these two weeks. Let me share with you how my grade level is handling this and provide you with an editable way to do this FREE continuing learning activities checklist.

Our Original Continuous Learning Activities with a Plan

First, our school system asked us to be prepared for digital learning and to have things ready to be sent home on Friday. We did this and had packets ready. But then, school got canceled on Thursday and those packs are now sitting at school. No worries, we have an easy solution in this continuing learning activities checklist.

Then, I want to tell you that I did not create this checklist alone. Instead, my Kindergarten team sat down and make this together. We talked through everything we wanted our students to work on easily. Our goal is fewer papers and more simple fun. Plus, let’s be honest, not everyone will be doing activities over the break. Although this list looks BIG, it is actually not. Most of these activities are simple and fast. Students can easily do these activities in less than an hour.

How to Start Digital Learning

I recorded a video talking to my student about why we are not in school. I encouraged them to wash their hands. Then, I asked them to show kindness to others and do the activities their families are asking them to do. Finally, I asked them to do hard things because they can do hard things. Then, I send home this sheet. I made sure I included any login information parents may need.

Daily Check-Ins

My plan is to post simple journal prompts and free digital games for my learners to play each day. Once a student completes a journal prompt, I will read these and share feedback on them. I will also check behind them in Raz-Kids and iXL so I can reward my students on these skills. Although they have reading options, I plan to read a book digitally to them each day as well. Make sure you provide families with login info for all websites.

My class is currently obsessed with fact fluency practice on Quzzizz. You can see any of my Quizizz games if you search @mary.amoson on Quizizz. Grab what you save to favorites, make a copy of them, edit them, and share them with your class. (If you see some upper-grade Quizizz, remember I taught 5th for a year!) I think Quizizz will be such a fun tool for learning fun!

Grab your Download and Edit

Many of you asked to buy this checklist from me on TpT. I did not create this on my own. I can not take money for a group effort. Moreso, this is something you can grab from me and edit for you. I do not want to charge for this. If you love this and want to buy something else from my TpT store, here is that link. You can also purchase from my SK’s Online Store here.

But, here is a FREE download to this checklist as well as editable versions.
You will see my PDF version.
You will also get a PowerPoint Version and a Word version that are both editable.
If you need a google doc version, you can grab a copy of this here.
Finally, I highly suggest you make changes and then save your file as a PDF or as a view only for your families.